I've pulled boats out of Streamwood backyards for years. Most come to me the same way. Someone inherited the house with an old boat in the side yard and no idea what to do with it. Or an estate cleanout where the boat was part of the property, the family's scattered, and nobody wants to deal with the title. Sometimes it's a guy who listed the junk boat for sale three seasons ago, got no offers, and now the storage lot is charging him monthly just to keep it there. The motor seized, the repair quote came back at eight grand, and the hull's worth less than that. The HOA sends a letter. The neighbor stops waving.
We handle boat removal start to finish in Streamwood. We show up, load the vessel, and tow it out. Jobs in Hanover often stack with a Streamwood call, so we're rolling through both towns on the same day. We handle the paperwork, the title transfer, the whole thing. Missing documentation doesn't stop the work. Full details on the Illinois page. One call. We come. It's done.
